The Pulaski (TN) Citizen, Jul 14, 1937
Mrs. Dan L. Eslick died Friday afternoon at her home at Sumac, following a stroke
of paralysis at the age of about 63 years. Funeral services for her were
conducted at the Christian Church Saturday afternoon by Elder Elmer Smith and
interment was in Maplewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Eslick, formerly Miss Inez Bennett, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Oliver
Bennett, deceased and formerly of the Bunker Hill section, was a member of the
Christian Church and a good woman. She had been in declining health for several
years. As a young girl she was vivacious and beautiful and her amiable
disposition made her popular with all, and she was a faithful and affectionate
wife and mother.
Surviving her are her children: Judge Bennett Eslick, Eugene and Oliver Eslick of
Pulaski; Raymond Eslick of Fort McDowell, Cal., who is connected with the U. S.
Army and Mrs. Willa B. Pells, of Nashville.
provided by; Find A Grave contributor Ruth Hasten Walsh
Mrs. Dan L. Eslick died Friday afternoon at her home at Sumac, following a stroke
of paralysis at the age of about 63 years. Funeral services for her were
conducted at the Christian Church Saturday afternoon by Elder Elmer Smith and
interment was in Maplewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Eslick, formerly Miss Inez Bennett, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Oliver
Bennett, deceased and formerly of the Bunker Hill section, was a member of the
Christian Church and a good woman. She had been in declining health for several
years. As a young girl she was vivacious and beautiful and her amiable
disposition made her popular with all, and she was a faithful and affectionate
wife and mother.
Surviving her are her children: Judge Bennett Eslick, Eugene and Oliver Eslick of
Pulaski; Raymond Eslick of Fort McDowell, Cal., who is connected with the U. S.
Army and Mrs. Willa B. Pells, of Nashville.
provided by; Find A Grave contributor Ruth Hasten Walsh
The Pulaski (TN) Citizen, Jul 14, 1937
Mrs. Dan L. Eslick died Friday afternoon at her home at Sumac, following a stroke
of paralysis at the age of about 63 years. Funeral services for her were
conducted at the Christian Church Saturday afternoon by Elder Elmer Smith and
interment was in Maplewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Eslick, formerly Miss Inez Bennett, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Oliver
Bennett, deceased and formerly of the Bunker Hill section, was a member of the
Christian Church and a good woman. She had been in declining health for several
years. As a young girl she was vivacious and beautiful and her amiable
disposition made her popular with all, and she was a faithful and affectionate
wife and mother.
Surviving her are her children: Judge Bennett Eslick, Eugene and Oliver Eslick of
Pulaski; Raymond Eslick of Fort McDowell, Cal., who is connected with the U. S.
Army and Mrs. Willa B. Pells, of Nashville.
provided by; Find A Grave contributor Ruth Hasten Walsh
Mrs. Dan L. Eslick died Friday afternoon at her home at Sumac, following a stroke
of paralysis at the age of about 63 years. Funeral services for her were
conducted at the Christian Church Saturday afternoon by Elder Elmer Smith and
interment was in Maplewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Eslick, formerly Miss Inez Bennett, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Oliver
Bennett, deceased and formerly of the Bunker Hill section, was a member of the
Christian Church and a good woman. She had been in declining health for several
years. As a young girl she was vivacious and beautiful and her amiable
disposition made her popular with all, and she was a faithful and affectionate
wife and mother.
Surviving her are her children: Judge Bennett Eslick, Eugene and Oliver Eslick of
Pulaski; Raymond Eslick of Fort McDowell, Cal., who is connected with the U. S.
Army and Mrs. Willa B. Pells, of Nashville.
provided by; Find A Grave contributor Ruth Hasten Walsh
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